This may also be attributed to changing demographics, millennials are starting families and are no longer choosing to live in apartments and apparently don’t want to vacation in them either.

Continue to feed your mind, pickup golden nuggets everyday and Listen to podcasts about real estate(Wholesaling Inc, Millennial Real Estate Investors, Real Estate Disruptors) and join facebook groups geared towards wholesaling, Cashbuyers and fixnflip, virtual wholesaling etc

I simply don't get that Millennial mind-set. 

On top of the influx of Millennials and Gen Z renters coming back after staying with family or friends, people who can work from anywhere are still relocating to lower-cost cities, and the hot home sale market has caused some baby boomers to sell their family homes and rent again now that their kids are grown.Nationwide, rent prices are up 7.5 percent so far this year, three times higher than normal, according to data from Apartments.com.

Interest rates are at a multi-millennial low, combined with strong growth is creating attractive yields for multifamily investors even in a low cap rate environment.

Airbnb: Millennials.

I see millennials - despite what we were told wanting homes - seriously wanting homes wanting them.  

I am trying to rent out one of my rentals and it is $500 per month ,  1b/1bath house.I have a couple of tenants who I run a credit report on and here is what Ive found:1) A Millennial couple who just moved out of state.

My bank will send paper checks, which have been working fine but I am finding that particularly millennial investors want their rental income directly deposited. 

Millennial investor focus group on facebook, countless other facebook groups and of course MNREIA are all great local groups.